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Between corolla 2000/2001 model
and
camry tiny light 2000/2001 model
Which is more economical, in terms of fuel consumption and cheap parts?

Can corolla run far distance, e.g. East to Lagos.?

I will appreciate honest experienced response! Thanks

Well when it comes to fuel economy n parts
Corolla it’s however with the recent surge in prices of vehicles particularly Toyota
Spare parts are getting costlier

For fuel economy and cheap parts na honda civic win am oh, but for more ruggedness corolla part are expensive though due to demand, camry if you prefer a larger ride

Kokomo:
For fuel economy and cheap parts na honda civic win am oh, but for more ruggedness corolla part are expensive though due to demand, camry if you prefer a larger ride

well Said

For me Corolla is clearly the most economical between the 2 rides. Camry is a more luxurious ride but comes with its wahala of timing belt that can cut 2 times in a year. Low hanging exhaust.

Peppermintflav:
For me Corolla is clearly the most economical between the 2 rides. Camry is a more luxurious ride but comes with its wahala of timing belt that can cut 2 times in a year. Low hanging exhaust.

Yea,I keep seeing that exhaust pipe too down.many are touching the ground, won't it make it to break easily?

Kokomo:
For fuel economy and cheap parts na honda civic win am oh, but for more ruggedness corolla part are expensive though due to demand, camry if you prefer a larger ride

Once I mention Honda,the way people quickly say a big NO. I began to fear. They always mention suspension and costly to fix. Is the Honda Civic really Good?

On timing belt, they said if I get Belgium,it lasts more than a year and Belgium is 10k . For a beginner, which do u clearly recommend

My Honda CRV is 5years old I'm yet to change timing belt. I know corolla owners that have driven their cars for over 7 years without changing timing belt, but I'm yet to see a Camry owner (particularly that year u mentioned) that doesn't have a spare timing belt in his boot because that thing dey cut like rubber band.

Peppermintflav:
My Honda CRV is 5years old I'm yet to change timing belt. I know corolla owners that have driven their cars for over 7 years without changing timing belt, but I'm yet to see a Camry owner (particularly that year u mentioned) that doesn't have a spare timing belt in his boot because that thing dey cut like rubber band.

I didn't change mine(Camry 2000) in 8 years of use

Dozieson:
I didn't change mine(Camry 2000) in 8 years of use

The most frequent thing i do is change engine oil. I bought it tokunbo and can tell you it didn't give me any particular issue before selling

Well if op is buying toks I guess he has nothing to worry about. But if na naija used he should just go for Corolla.

Peppermintflav:
Well if op is buying toks I guess he has nothing to worry about. But if na naija used he should just go for Corolla.

Sure corrola is better if you don't have a need for space

Peppermintflav:
Well if op is buying toks I guess he has nothing to worry about. But if na naija used he should just go for Corolla.

Going for 9ja used.

Dozieson:
Sure corrola is better if you don't have a need for space

I am over 6 feet, will that corolla 2000 model size my legs.

Secondly, can it run effectively from east to delta, Lagos?

mine85:
I am over 6 feet, will that corolla 2000 model size my legs.

Secondly, can it run effectively from east to delta, Lagos?

How often do you travel? Are you a family man?

Dozieson:
How often do you travel? Are you a family man?

A family man with currently 2 kids, don't travel like that, once awhile...

mine85:
A family man with currently 2 kids, don't travel like that, once awhile...

Then corrola is okay for you

Peppermintflav:
My Honda CRV is 5years old I'm yet to change timing belt. I know corolla owners that have driven their cars for over 7 years without changing timing belt, but I'm yet to see a Camry owner (particularly that year u mentioned) that doesn't have a spare timing belt in his boot because that thing dey cut like rubber band.

I know one that hasn't changed his for once since he got the car toks. The ride is 10 years with him now.

Both cars are okay like they said above but watch out for Corolla 1998-2002 model. Inspect thoroughly because that engine is notorious for shortening oil and even with that, it's a good ride you'd enjoy.

mine85:
Once I mention Honda,the way people quickly say a big NO. I began to fear. They always mention suspension and costly to fix. Is the Honda Civic really Good?

On timing belt, they said if I get Belgium,it lasts more than a year and Belgium is 10k . For a beginner, which do u clearly recommend

That's the same thing they tell me about Honda but my spirit is with Honda Civic 06-09.
Let me put my house in order first before I make up my mind

Peppermintflav:
For me Corolla is clearly the most economical between the 2 rides. Camry is a more luxurious ride but comes with its wahala of timing belt that can cut 2 times in a year. Low hanging exhaust.

That is incorrect, I used dat particular Camry in the past. I only changed timing belt once. I had d car for almost 3 years....but to be honest, I change shocks like no tommorrow